Tonight the Rangers host Colorado, and the team had a practice this morning in Greenburgh. John Tortorella worked with some new lines, although in typical Torts fashion he would not confirm that this is the lineup for tonight’s game. He reiterated that he liked Chris Drury and Brandon Dubinsky together, however.

Lines:

Naslund, Gomez and Zherdev; Dubinsky, [...]

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Tonight’s Game
The Rangers face-off against the Colorado Avalanche tonight at Madison Square Garden (7:00 p.m.), in their third game in four nights. The Blueshirts c…

BEFORE this season ends, John Tortorella likely will pass Peter Laviolette as the winningest American-born head coach in NHL history. The Rangers are going to win at least six more games, aren’t they? That would give their new boss enough to…

Sean Avery is going on re-entry waivers Monday, the final step in the process by which the Stars are ridding themselves of the most hated man in hockey and the Rangers, mired in a slump that has made a postseason berth problematic, are welcoming…

Basically, the Rangers had a coaching opening because their players can’t find any openings behind goalies. With Jaromir Jagr in Omsk and Pierre Larouche in retirement, John Tortorella has given interim assistant coach Jim Schoenfeld the task of…

Rangers head coach John Tortorella talks to reporters following the Blueshirts’ 6-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Feb. 28 at MSG.

Rangers captain Chris Drury talks to MSG’s John Giannone about the Blueshirts’ 6-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Feb. 28 at MSG.

Despite their difficulty netting goals over the past two games, it’s clear the new-look Rangers are playing a more up-tempo style that creates many more chances. They’ll look to convert more of those opportunities against Colorado tonight at MSG.

The Rangers held a practice at the MSG Training Center earlier today, and Rangers on Demand was there. Hear from six Rangers players, including newcomer Mark Bell, as they talk about the team heading into Saturday night’s game vs. the Avalanche.

New coach or not, the result is the same.Another third period burn out continues to put the Rangers behind the eight ball in the Eastern Conference standings.Despite an overall better effort by the Blueshirts, New York failed to maintain a…